Sound advice from Mr Valve there. Covers all bases.
Except you said nothing about trying scotch with it.
Except you said nothing about trying scotch with it.
Stop taking it?
So keep taking it?
Sounds like good advice. I'll do that/this/what.
Back when I was on crazy pills I was told to always give the meds two weeks before giving up on them.
It does say I'm not allowed alcohol with these things. Could someone ever be truly happy if banned from consuming alcohol? I think I know which side I lean towards.
We're on our way to RI. Got a phone call when we landed in Charlotte that my mother was admitted to the hospital this morning.
Merry Christmas, indeed.
Stage 4 Colon cancer, spread to her liver, lungs, and now stomach. New (original) chemo treatment starts tomorrow for a 10-hour session tomorrow. If this doesn't work, there's a good chance that nothing else will.
So I put a thank you card in my mailbox for my mailman (w/ grocery gift card). Its been in there for 4 days. I taped it on the side and it says "mailman" on it.
Can I assume that he is forfeiting the card and that I should take it back?
...says the aus.
Zoloft is evil medication. When I was on that for almost 2yrs, I experienced lethargy but also insomnia. Life was rather boring as well. I didn't experience any joy or any sadness. It was emotionless. When my doctor and I made the decision to ween myself off of Zoloft, I thought it would be easy. But during the 5 weeks it took to stop taking the medication, I experienced very painful electric zap sensations in my head, every couple of minutes, and I felt what I can only describe as what it must feel for a druggie detoxing (shaking, very uncomfortable, anxiety, etc). It was a horrible experience, but am glad that I am medication free for several years now. Zoloft is really fucking expensive. About $2.00 a pill when I was taking it.